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Air Audits

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Sullair Air AuditsWalk-Through ■ Assessment ■ •20MA The U.S. Department of Energy determined that on average up to 50%, or more, of the $40,000 a year in energy it takes to run one 100 hp air compressor is wasted! Sullair Audits review the entire compressed air system to identify ways to maximize efficiency; reduce waste; and reduce energy, maintenance, and equipment costs. Audits provide the most accurate possible data on the current system conditions to help manage the system, identify component upgrades, and ensure the entire system operates as it should. ■ Reduce operating costs 25% to 50% ■ Reduce maintenance costs 10% to 80% ■ Get the most accurate possible data on current system ■■■ii' liii' 'ii ■ Receive documentation on power usage and your system's interrelationships ■ Can be conducted without downtime or disruption to productivity And, Sullair is the only compressor manufacturer to offer three levels of air system audit that are tailored around the Department of Energy's standards. Always air. Always thara."

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A compressed air audit by Sullair's team of certified auditors is the best way to maximize the efficiency of a compressed air system. A Sullair audit is designed to help identify savings opportunities. Audit solutions are often simple, such as minor piping corrections, inexpensive compressor control adjustments, and/or additional storage capacity complemented with precision flow controllers. Every system has its unique characteristics. Frequently one can find enough savings to even turn compressors off. Audits can be built into existing system maintenance contracts, allowing for re-audits as...

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